Senior Frontend Developer - Virginia, United States - Optomi

Description

Optomi, in partnership with one of the nation's leading co-ops, is searching for a Senior Front End Developer specializing in Angular in addition to experience utilizing AWS CloudFront. The Senior Frontend Developer shall develop and maintain comprehensive architecture and integration documentation, participate in code reviews to ensure processes support existing architecture, follow defined guidelines and coding standards, and meet user requirements.

Requirements:

• 5+ years of progressive application systems development experience utilizing a full systems development life cycle, with experience in the following strongly preferred:
• Using common software design patterns (e.g., factory, singleton, adapter, decorator, visitor, and strategy patterns).
• Proficiency with Angular is required.
• Proficiency with AWS CloudFront is required.
• MongoDB (or other document database) experience.
• Unit testing and mocking frameworks.
• Agile development methodologies such as Scrum and Extreme Programming.
• Test-first development using test-driven development or behavior driven development.
• Dependency injection/inversion of control.
• Understanding of C# and the .NET 6 framework a plus
• 4 to 6 years' experience with web development technologies (HTML, JavaScript, & CSS) and techniques (AJAX, cross-browser compatibility, standards-compliant XHTML).

Responsibilities:

• Participate in development activities according to company's Agile best practices, including continuous integration, automated unit testing, and automated builds and deployments where appropriate by leveraging systems and methodologies as specified by organization and the program management team.
• Participate in one or more daily stand-up meetings.
• Participate in planning and design meetings.
• Participate in Agile ceremonies as requested by the program management team.
• Create and maintain documentation related to work performed on the project, including but not limited to, JIRA tasks, story and acceptance criteria definition, architecture diagrams, design artifacts, and project wiki entries as requested by co-op.